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ZBS Celebrates Literacy Champions

by The Kokstad Advertiser
November 12, 2026
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ZBS Celebrates Literacy Champions
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Zanokhanyo Baptist Primary School held its annual Spelling, Reading and Creating Writing Competition on August 13, 2026. Students in grades four through seven put their skills to the test during the reading, spelling, and writing competition. The school congratulated all competition participants.
Asisipho Maxazi, a Grade six learner, described the competitions as beneficial, adding, “I have grown in confidence over the years, and my vocabulary has improved.”
Her sentiments were echoed by Grade 5 learners, Abenathi Vakalisa, Luminathi Vakalisa and Ayonywaba Nyamela. “The Spelling, Reading and Writing competition day was important for us because it expanded our vocabulary and improved our reading skills,” they said. Mr. Mbuqe of the Department of Education, Mr. Lila, principal of Ilitha Primary School, and Ms. Jokazi, principal of Lusizini Primary School, adjudicated the competition.
Mr. Mbuqe hailed the initiative, saying, “A strong foundation in reading and literacy ensures that learners progress smoothly through the phases.” Echoing the same sentiments, Ms. Jokazi said the literacy project is vital because it sparks a love for learning and improves vocabulary. Mr. Lila added that the project is essential to ensure a firm foundation in core language skills.

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